Tsadhe—Here the Psalmist rejoices in the righteousness God whose Word is right and true.

In this passage, Jesus warns the disciples about the doctrine of the Jewish religious teachers.

This psalm looks forward to the time of Messiah's appearing—to what we call the second coming of Jesus—particularly promising both the restoration of Israel and the subduing of the nations.

In this passage, we find that even the great patriarch Abraham was declared righteous by faith—not by works—proving the pattern by which all men must be saved.

In this passage, Jesus warns the religious leaders of the dangers of sign-seeking.

In this passage, the writer turns his attention to Moses—showing how the Son is greater than a servant.

In this passage, Paul explains that since God saved us when we could not save ourselves, we ought to be the humblest people on the planet.

In this passage, we see Jesus performing miracles we have seen before—but this time, in a Gentile setting.

Pe—Here the psalmist continues to praise the Lord for Who He is and for His Wonderful Word that He's given to us.

In this passage, Paul finally offers a message of relief to those who find themselves under the sentence of death.